California Humanities A State of Open Mind
Visit The 1947 Partition Archive in Berkeley, California, for a debut pop-up exhibition on Refugees of the British Empire.
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BERKELEY―Workshop: Discovering and Preserving Your Family’s Story
BERKELEY―Join a dynamic and fun workshop, taught by a seasoned oral historian and a genealogist. Learn how to probe for and learn the generational truths of your family through the art of oral history, and immerse in deeper explorations through modern techniques in genealogical research. Learn about modern tools available …
Read More »BERKELEY―Pop-Up Exhibit: Refugees of the British Empire
Visit The 1947 Partition Archive in Berkeley, California, for a debut pop-up exhibition on Refugees of the British Empire.
Read More »BERKELEY—Refugees of the British Empire: Live Recollections & Stories by Witnesses
BERKELEY―Join the 1947 Partiton Archive on August 3rd for an engaging and gripping journey back into an untold history, through the words of witnesses. Three individuals from the Bay Area will describe their first hand experiences of surviving Partition, and the unprecedented chaos that broke out as British colonialism in …
Read More »LOWER LAKE―Exhibit: Patient No More
Visit The Lower Lake Schoolhouse Museum to view the exhibition "Patient No More: People with Disabilities Securing Civil Rights".
Read More »LOWER LAKE―Activist Anthony Tusler at Patient No More Exhibit
Visit The Lower Lake Schoolhouse Museum to view the exhibition "Patient No More: People with Disabilities Securing Civil Rights".
Read More »LOWER LAKE―People Services Inc. at Patient No More Exhibit
Visit The Lower Lake Schoolhouse Museum to view the exhibition "Patient No More: People with Disabilities Securing Civil Rights".
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